--- Oleg Konovalov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As I mentioned in the original e-mail:
>
> Have hidden field:
> <html:hidden property="*rowId*" value="-1"/>
Yeah, but... that's a form value, not a JavaScript
variable. The "onclick" attribute expects valid
JavaScript.
> I have a bunch of rows and a button corresponding to
> each row.
If you just want a link with a row ID then just build
a URL with a rowId parameter; you can use an image as
a link if you want.
If you're dead-set on using an actual form then you
could either build a small form with the rowId as a
hidden element for each row or set the value of the
hidden rowId element.
You can't do that just by saying "rowId=blahBlah" you
have to access the DOM rowId form field object (using
Prototype or similar, something like:
$('rowId').value=blahBlah;
If you're not doing anything destructive I'd probably
just make a text or image link w/ the parameter in the
URL. If it's destructive then I'd put it behind a
form. That's just me, though; other people will chime
in with other ideas and methods.
d.
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